4 Best Fast Food Restaurants in Wendell

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  • Maverik 697 South Idaho Street, Wendell Fast Food

    2 Maverik

    4.4 Superb 40 Reviews

    697 South Idaho Street, Wendell

    “I travel a fair bit for work, and whenever possible, my stops along the way are at Maverick. This particular location stands out as a huge step up from everything around it. Very clean store (including the restrooms). Awesome selection of snacks all the way up to meals and beyond. The staff here are super friendly yet very efficient. I've never been stuck waiting in line to pay so I can get back on the road. This has become one of my go-to stops when I find myself passing though.”

  • Subway 573 South Idaho Street, Wendell Sandwich Shop · $

    3 Subway

    3.7 Good 112 Reviews

    573 South Idaho Street, Wendell

    • Take-Out
    • Delivery

    Customers’ favorites

    • Rotisserie-Style Chicken
    • Oven Roasted Turkey
    • Black Forest Ham
    • Steak & Cheese

    “Chris Daughter went to get 2 subway sandwiches from your store. The gal that helped her was very RUDE. She piled all the food in the center of both sandwiches. My daughter asked her if she could please spread everything out and she got rude about it. There was a white girl, a boy and a Spanish girl working. Spanish girl was eating and the white girl helped my daughter. I called into the store and asked the girl who picked up the phone if she helped my 44 year old daughter and she said, no. I told her the other girl was rude and I would be getting ahold of you. The white girl needs a attitude adjustment apparently.”

  • Arctic Circle 319 South Idaho Street, Wendell Fast Food · $

    4 Arctic Circle

    3.1 Average 76 Reviews

    319 South Idaho Street, Wendell

    Customers’ favorites

    • Chicken Tenders 'N Fries
    • Cheeseburger
    • Butterfinger
    • Combo Meals

    “Amazing food that tossed me back into childhood memories. I haven't had arctic circle in over 20 years and saw one for the first time since. I had fries and a banana shake, and the fries were the best fries I've eaten anywhere in the last couple years, nostalgia aside.”

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